Royal Scheme to reform taxes and curb grain prices in 1756
A London letter outlines a comprehensive plan to reform land taxes, cut excess officers and pensions, remit half salaries of Crown posts and church dignitaries, and curb grain profiteering. It urges strengthening navy and coast defense, rapid troop reinforcement to North America, and emergency measures to stabilise bread prices amid distress among the poor. The piece notes public support for the ministry leader and recalls hopes of restoring national prosperity.
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